To replace or rehab? That is the (roofing) question.
So how does a facility manager know that it's time to consider replacement? And what kind of research is needed to yield the best options for a new or rehabbed roof?
You will find answers to these questions along with a step-by-step strategy to evaluate your existing roof's status, and understand the various roofing options available to you.
Learn about roof types and systems, up-front and long-term costs, ease of installation, durability and expected lifespan, and maintenance requirements and other factors that should be considered before choosing a replacement roof system.
At the conclusion of the webcast you will be a roof-replacement expert with the ability to:
- Evaluate your current roof to determine if replacement is immediately necessary
- Identify the various roof types and systems, and which are optimal for your facility
- Review roof replacement cost, installation and maintenance factors
- Establish code compliance and roof system compatibility with an existing structure with a roof investigation
Can't attend? This exclusive webcast will be available on-demand after April 11.
For those attendees who successfully complete a learning outcomes assessment, Trade Press Media Group is authorized by IACET to offer 0.1 CEUs for this program.
Note: Interactive question and answer session and IACET-certification eligibility only available to participants of live webcast.
For those attendees who successfully complete a learning outcomes assessment, Trade Press Media Group is authorized by IACET to offer 0.1 CEUs for this program.
Note: Interactive question and answer session and IACET-certification eligibility only available to participants of live webcast.
RoofConnect, Liz Cleveland
I can't believe I hadn't seen this blog until now. I'm always doubly impressed when it's not just a cool development but a cool affordable one.
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First it’s important to identify why roofs fail. Ideally a roof would fail due to age and exposure to natural factors such as heat, ultraviolet (UV) light, and water. However, poor design, lack of maintenance, material failure, improper construction, abuse, and severe weather can contribute to premature roof failure. Consequently, most roofs do not fail on a normal and predictable age-related deterioration curve.
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The on demand webinar can be found here: http://www.facilitiesnet.com/webcasts/details/Roof-Replacement-Strategies-When-Why-and-How--27921
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